The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-09-22

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Rev. ,. h. Dsvis, Of leartlnsvills, visited his
parents here last week.
Miss Anna Watts, Of Marshall, visited her
grandparents here Saturday and Sunday.
Abraham Hurst and wife, Of Belfast, visitsd
John Pulse and family Thursday and Friday.
Walter sksen and win Scott, Of Greenfield.
we're among friends In this vicinity Thursday
last.
Mrs. N. Rsdksy and daughter, Mis- sailie, Of
Leesburg, visitsd friends q this place lat d.
urday.
John Hixson and wife returned yssssrds,
fOom visit 10 Mr.. Hixson's father st South
Salem.
Abraham Smith has . cane that vss the prop
erty Of his grandfather that be prizes very
highly.
". Q. Dewitt and wife, Of Washington O. H.,
spent Sunday with Mr.. DeWitt's parents south
OF town.
wayerly waddell 10 moving out on his farm
near Nswells Mills, 20 - 70 be more oonven.
ent 10 his work.
Mrs. J. T. Yankie and Miss Evalins Yankis,
parsonage Friday.
DR. Patterson, Of Hillsboro, was here Friday
night in consultation with Dr.. Mcbride in jai.
Fergusons wifes case.
The n. 3. Sunday school unanimously passed
appropriate resolutions Of respect on che death
OF A. W. Redkey last Sunday.
;, A horse belonging e the proprietors Of the
stay at this place last Wednesday.
Mr.. Abraham Smith removed his family from
Waverly few days since, and II now living
one door west Of the Andes House.
PROF. Fenton 0sll and sister, Miss Ollie, spent
Sunday here ~ the guests Of Misses Carrie and
Minnie Brown, and visited the schools Monday.
Mrs. James Ferguson was taken suddenly III
Last Tussday night. and for seyeral days W. in
critical condition. She 10 better nov. WITH .
fair prospect for recovery.
Joseph Washburn and 81. W. Roads have
been building fish ponds. The former has .
living spring TO furnish the water supply, but
the latter will have to depend largely upon the
clouds.
The U. D. Society here st their last meeting
elected John Hulitt 10 represent them at their
approaching annual conference. They also
elected Jonn kearns class leader Tor the COM
ing year.
The official members Of Rainsboro charge are
requested 70 meet at the II. e. Church in this
place next Monday ct 8 p. M, for the transac-
ton Of important business. A full attendance
Albert Anderson, Esq, Of Lebanon, came
over Saturday Tor short visit, and brought |
his two little daughters, Bessie and Flossie. |
home to their grandparents, where they have
been staying tince the death Of their mother. |
J. G. Redksy il grinding wheat ON his feed |
mill and feeding Il 10 hogs, and by weighing |
his hogs and measuring his wheat has learned |
that he y realizing SO cents Per bushel. II |
some one has tried . different plan that pays |
better, please report and we will give the pub |
lio the benefit Of II.
In an interview with John Russell last Sstur. |
day on the subject Of hsh culture, We gathered |
the following items from his experiences in the |
business: About four years ago he put six /
carp into pond that had been partially stock. |
ed with perch. The next season he drained |
his pond and found only one carp alive, and |
thinking his carp had been destroyed BY the |
other hsh, be took the perch out, leaving the /
one carp sole proprietor until May, 1875, when |
he put IN thirty-seven more small ones. One |
year ago he built another small pond nearer |
the spring and Transferred part Of his Dab TO |
It, and he thinks they have increased 70 about /
three thousand. A few weeks since in order to
repair the old pond be Transferred the fsh in |
II to the new, and to his surprise he found, sf. |
ter oil he had sold and eaten, Is large onee. 900
yearlings and l,720 minnowc. Just e. soon o.
there 10 suficient water in the old pond 70 /
transfer back be proposes to sell l,6O0, which
VIII largely reimburse him for past expenses
md leave him with stock Of several thousand
beside. II the above II anywhere near an ay.
srage result, others might engage in the busi.
ness with prophet.